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ballyhoo artist

/ˈbælihuː ˈɑːrtɪst/

翻译: 指20世纪初起源于嘉年华和马戏团文化的一个历史俚语,指专门从事夸大、耸人听闻的宣传或炒作以吸引观众的人,也泛指任何大肆吹嘘、哗众取宠的推销者。

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/ˈbælihuː ˈɑːrtɪst/C1slangamericanart已废弃
  • zh指20世纪初起源于嘉年华和马戏团文化的一个历史俚语,指专门从事夸大、耸人听闻的宣传或炒作以吸引观众的人,也泛指任何大肆吹嘘、哗众取宠的推销者。

A historical slang term for a person who engages in loud, exaggerated, or sensational promotion or publicity, often to attract attention to a show, product, or event. The term originated in early 20th-century carnival and circus culture.

  1. Sensational promoterC1informalamerican

    A person who uses exaggerated or sensational methods to attract public attention, often in advertising or show business.

    zh炒作高手

    • The carnival ballyhoo artist shouted loudly to draw a crowd.
    • He was known as a ballyhoo artist for his flashy marketing campaigns.
    • The ballyhoo artist promised miracles that never happened.